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su-

American  
  1. variant of sub- before sp: suspect.


SU British  

abbreviation

  1. strontium unit

  2. Belarus (international car registration)

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Etymology

Origin of SU

(sense 2) From S(oviet) U(nion)

Example Sentences

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Su’a Cravens, a USC standout at safety/linebacker from 2013-15, also pointed to the next year as make-or-break for the Riley-coached Trojans.

From Los Angeles Times

AMD’s Lisa Su will also be delivering an important keynote at CES, with significant Ryzen updates expected, the analysts say.

From The Wall Street Journal

In November, AMD CEO Lisa Su said at the company’s analyst day that she expects the total addressable market for data centers to reach $1 trillion by the end of the decade.

From MarketWatch

A more ebullient campaigner than her husband who spent years sequestered in jail, wife Su Su Nway tries to curry support for him over loudspeaker by deftly alluding to Suu Kyi, whose party she once joined.

From Barron's

"We're very thankful to our collaborators Dr. Huei-Jiun Su and Dr. Kenji Suetsugu, experts on parasitic plants, for their help in sampling the studied Balanophora species, and to local authorities in Okinawa that allowed us to study these extraordinary plants," she says.

From Science Daily